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Sandarac (or sandarach) is a
resin obtained from the
small cypress-like tree
Tetraclinis articulata. The tree is
native to the
northwest of
Africa with...
- species,
Tetraclinis articulata, also
known as
Thuja articulata,
sandarac,
sandarac tree or
Barbary thuja,
endemic to the
western Mediterranean region...
- from the
mastic tree
Pistacia lentiscus,
myrrh from
shrubs of Commiphora,
sandarac resin from
Tetraclinis articulata, the
national tree of Malta,
styrax (a...
- sand is a fine powder, most
often made from
powdered cuttlefish bone or
sandarac resin, that was used both to dry ink and to
sprinkle on a
rough writing...
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Opopanax Umiri balsam (Humiria floribunda)
Rosin (Colophony)
Sagapenum Sandarac Sarcocolla Storax balsam Turpentine Venice turpentine (Larch turpentine)...
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include amber,
kauri gum, dammar, copal,
rosin (colophony or pine resin),
sandarac, balsam, elemi, mastic, and s****ac.
Varnish may also be
created from synthetic...
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abrasive are
worked alternately.
Additives to the s****ac
mixture may
include sandarac (sap of an
African cedar) and copal, sap of a
South American tree. These...
- poisonous. From this,
realgar has also
historically been
known in
English as
sandarac.
Realgar was also used by
Ancient Gr****
apothecaries to make a medicine...
- Finally, the
plate was
dried and
varnished using a
varnish made from
sandarac,
alcohol and
lavender oil. Dark
tents to be used
outdoors consisted of...
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North Africa.
Among these,
there stands out
Tetraclinis articulata or
Sandarac (sabina mora or ciprés de
Cartagena —Cartagena
cypress in Spanish) native...
